The Republican journal., 1887-07-07
Maine Matters.
DEATH OF MRS. ALLEN LAMBARp.

Mrs. Lambard passed away quietly at dawn
yesterday morning. The release and the en-
trance into Paradise came after patient wait
ing and longing. and thus closed the earthly
life of one whose residence in this community
for G2 wears past has proved blessing and a
power for good to all with whom she was
brought in contact. Mrs. Lambard came to
Augusta from Newhuryport. Mass. in 1926
and was married the same year. A thor
oughly instructed Church woman and possess
ing strong onNiction> of duty. she was de>ir
Gus from the beginning of having the Episcopal
church established here. She was largely in
sTumental in this good work and all her life
long was a devoted commandment at its altar.
Possessed of a,>trong. clear, well trained mind,
and remarkable energy, Ms. Iambarl made
her influence felt in anything she undertook.
Her religious character and convictions Were
the moulding power that governed all. The
many who during her long life. have been
benefited and helped hy her liberal hand and
active sympathy. will recall her memory with
gratitude, Mrs. l.ambard would have been 81
wears Old on July 9Th. All her living children
We're present at her departure. These are Mr..
Orville Lanbard, Mrs. Ralph johnson of New
York Mrs. Armitge. widow OF the late
Bishop Armitagc Of Wisconsin. (formcrlN rec-
TOR OF 81. Marks. Augusta and Mrs. II. +.
Baldwin, wife of cN-Gov. Baldwin of Mcii-
gan. Augusta journal June 18th.
MIR. BLAINE IN LONDON.
\ London cable special Of june 81 says: Mr.
,lnihe h'le lnc ro"iiu u ia>iloii.iole 'ii' lc>
Journey Mr. Blaine left his card Al the foreign
Office and also paused in Arlington street long
enough to send one 10 Lord salisbury. 1t sim
pie read, james &. Blaine
hi'ei an ',llI iof'lla' t'ea>utt tne ni','ii'
where they were introduced to the nobility and
to the Queen, who came down from kcnsin@-
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I frei..ht train tbot .,ftnrnonn Nr- / y / ar
mo a urohihitiorist MOT teI N,r.h,l rroctot,
that he was pronornL to >,,n,v him ,yh.rC., :, ,.,r
load Of liouor cnI,J l,n ,,nl hl.I mi wnn, vi
him and other ofirrrs to ,b,. Il 4 / tr,,.t.
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ed. and. sire enou~h' there l,y the sII,r I,
was taken TO the station ,nI- inyento,.ioI -.
follows. 4 barrels of ale marked ..Di.n,oul
r.. & haIf.harrrIs If ,In n,rl., ..Jnrr,
sulliyan:" - barrel of rum. marked ~
Dou9hue.,. ten.~aIIon kea Of ru,n mi / TOM,
gallon Ler of whi.krv markcI ..Ili,mnnd :.
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whiskev marknd ..Di,,nnnI ~, Nr i nr;nn
had ascertajnrI tlaf ,he lnt,or va, .hi,n,.I IN
boston. had traced il and INV vh.,, !, VOL,
arrive ana in u.hot ,.ar .,,,.I a, ,h. !. hI ~
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tended and told tho :. a.fi.ar. hot .lrtoin +,,,,.
would annear snnt ia taLe if a,y.,- S,r,
cnou@b in n .bort ,;r.. tba ,..,,,'s .ai,, ;''s,
AS he had aid Mr. nrin'r cIi,ns tlat hc ,a,
comnletoIv hloclado H., -. s ,h.t ~, -,
can be smuaaIcG into II th,t bn an ''G ti,, @
when it is shipped and how and even if moi
sent direct can trace ii and >eizc ii when it ar
llNes' NY. torih@ Is one OF the men whom tht
governor IS asked 70 make a otai" constable
~ :ee"is " haN -ooo 'i"ai 81 inside NOR
marion ABOUT the il4'Ior business iorhlan'
Vpihloil.
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a7"'nsa a. Gl ii,e neep iaid ~! au'afious Conspiracy
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rn ~ We l'iail- >ii".> 81 th'
',, 10 mum! the PI"Mhlioh IA"
- "orinN oi inc very highest praise. ATTORNEY
sheriff McFaddru ana thu., ,,h,, 1iI.l II, m.
good work of s"izin- liquor Yesterday at thu
snop of Mike burns are To b" highly ccinnleu
ell 1t l. gratifying 70 know th:ti The State i.
stand up Tor the enforcement OF The avs of ili,
HSaic, lhouSh 'htN are denounced u nulIiiicr,
ana me rum selling viper, HIS At their action
lct thc latter appeal to the national courts il
they Ike. We venture to say HAT the supreme
Court of the nitei States viii not east the
mantle OF protection over ilIr miserable hu-i
ness OF selling rum III 'ellairr Of the laws o1
>tates passed t" prohibit Tie sale of liquor AM
save lhc'r cltIzch> from the evils of dram
drinking. [kennehcc Journal.
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counsel were Hon. II NJ, IIrath and 7 ~
Potter Esn tnr th.' ,,-,'a,', ,'n'', '''.'. .. ~
1;nnor.I or,il, II ui;. ''''' At,"I,i'! =, II,
Eaddrn was r,l,aJ and ,.t;,;,l III !" -, ~ VI
nre of the li.,,or Hn.nnn,,, a. ~ ll'o
Wrssrs U,atL ,nI po,t,, a was 1'>V ''i''d
i, .ttatn i:'''i iotioI ai5heI ilie ca>'
dcrisions had hen,, IN thnr f', " T' i'','
torncv Gencr.l ,r,n, f, t iie ~
~; d, ,l-,''" 'ol tne government that
I;;' t;'l "un9e -An'uf"' 2''e pro lorna
peai was taken ana the ease goes to the superior
'hAsioN fRA' u.
lleN. Mnhroe Dur@In, Of SIet,on, WAS arrest